£14500
Dated: 1780 Yorkshire or Staffordshire England
A stunning massive English creamware pottery centre piece ( plate de menage) dating from the late 18th century period. Made in four section it assembles to a height of nearly 30 inches and makes a dramatic stylish impact. The dishes are pectin shaped, the top piece is adorned with a female figure and child. Probably the work of Leeds Pottery Yorkshire it is a rare survivor from the age of elegance for wealthy socialites.
Dimensions: 29.75 inches high
Current Condition: Some good professional restoration
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A stunning massive English creamware pottery centre piece ( plate de menage) dating from the late 18th century period.
Made in four section it assembles to a height of nearly 30 inches and makes a dramatic stylish impact.
The dishes are pectin shaped, the top piece is adorned with a female figure and child.
Probably the work of Leeds Pottery Yorkshire it is a rare survivor from the age of elegance for wealthy socialites.
| Dimensions | 29.75 in |
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